Christian Community Events in Washington

Over 20 Years Experience in Family Law Litigation in the Superior Court of the State of Washington, King & Snohomish Counties. Member: Washington State Bar Association, King County & Snohomish County Bar Association, Christian Legal Society. Education: Regent University School of Law, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Juris Doctor. Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, BA, Political Science/International Relations. University of Washington School of Law, Seattle, Washington, Certificate, Mediation and Dispute Resolution. Divorce/Legal Separation, Mediation, Child Custody/Parenting Plans, Child Support, Modifications, Restraining Orders

Ready to develop a better relationship with food, even with ADHD? Want something freeing and stress-reducing… that works with, not against, your brain, lifestyle, schedule, and responsibilities? You've been working so hard. Imagine what life could be like with less guilt, negative self-talk, and unsatisfying food choices. What if you could feel nourished and confident around food, have energy for your day, and trust your body? I help women with ADHD to develop a healthy and joyful relationship with food. My specialty is addressing the why and how we eat, blending mindset and practical tips to make nutrition and self-care easier. The process I use is based on science, experience, and you! We’ll work together to customize this process to best serve your specific needs. If you're curious to explore a different possibility for your relationship with food, let me know. I'll send you one of my most popular blog posts called 10 Principles of Intuitive Eating: Where to Start. To get the link, just reach out and I'll send it over to you!

Ready to develop a better relationship with food, even with ADHD? Want something freeing and stress-reducing… that works with, not against, your brain, lifestyle, schedule, and responsibilities? You've been working so hard. Imagine what life could be like with less guilt, negative self-talk, and unsatisfying food choices. What if you could feel nourished and confident around food, have energy for your day, and trust your body? I help women with ADHD to develop a healthy and joyful relationship with food. My specialty is addressing the why and how we eat, blending mindset and practical tips to make nutrition and self-care easier. The process I use is based on science, experience, and you! We’ll work together to customize this process to best serve your specific needs. If you're curious to explore a different possibility for your relationship with food, let me know. I'll send you one of my most popular blog posts called 10 Principles of Intuitive Eating: Where to Start. To get the link, just reach out and I'll send it over to you!

Seattle University Law's Black Law Student Association represents a cornerstone of community and belonging for Black law students pursuing their legal education in Seattle, WA. As a chapter of the National Black Law Students Association (NBLSA), this student organization embodies the values of inclusion, excellence, and service that define Seattle University School of Law's educational mission. The organization serves as both a support network and an advocacy platform for Black law students navigating the challenges and opportunities of legal education. SUBLSA members find community with peers who share similar experiences and aspirations, creating meaningful friendships and professional relationships that extend beyond the classroom. The association recognizes the unique perspectives and contributions that Black law students bring to Seattle University's diverse student body and the legal profession at large. Rooted in Seattle's commitment to social justice and civil rights, SUBLSA actively engages with community initiatives that address systemic inequities and promote access to justice. Members participate in mentorship programs, networking events, and community service projects that connect legal education to real-world impact. The organization collaborates with Seattle University's broader diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, including partnerships with the Center for Civil Rights and Critical Justice and other social justice-focused institutions within the law school. By bringing together Black law students in Seattle, WA, SUBLSA creates a supportive space where members can thrive academically, develop professionally, and contribute to positive change in their communities. The organization demonstrates Seattle University School of Law's dedication to cultivating diverse legal talent and preparing lawyers who are committed to serving all members of society with integrity and compassion.